- It's April. You're booked solid. You can't take on anything more. Geraldine Boyer-Cusac writes about how to say no as an accompanist.
- Need some inspiration with the practicing? Erica Ann Sipes looks at how to apply game mechanics to your practice session.
- Want to make a living in the pit? Take a look at Peter Hilliard's how to be a good musical theatre pianist and MusicianWages.com's Resources for Broadway Musicians.
- For those interested in taking the plunge into music education, Meri Dolevski-Lewis has some questions to ask yourself BEFORE starting to teach music lessons. Then again, Eileen Huang merely says good luck.
- Not all teaching gigs are what they seem. Billie Whittaker finds a listing for two jobs rolled into one.
- Not all awesome pianists are pros. AmateurPianists.org looks at the piano world from the perspective of those who play for pleasure, unfettered by the need to make a living at it.
- For those of us working in the classical music profession, doom and gloom are the order of the day, as these articles show.
- Finally, Christopher Taylor talks about the only 2-keyboard Steinway ever built: